James Joyce’s Modernist masterpiece, considered by many critics to be the most groundbreaking novel ever written.

“It is the epic of two races (Israel-Ireland) and at the same time the cycle of the human body as well as a little story of a day (life)… It is also a kind of encyclopaedia. My intention is not only to render the myth sub specie temporis nostri but also to allow each adventure (that is, every hour, every organ, every art being interconnected and interrelated in the somatic scheme of the whole) to condition and even to create its own technique.”
-James Joyce

“Ulysses” Q&A

How do I hear it?

Frank Delaney, New York Times bestselling author and BBC broadcaster of 'Ireland, A Novel,' 'Shannon,' 'Tipperary,' 'James Joyce's Odyssey', 'The Amethyst' series and screenplays including 'Goodbye, Mr. Chips'.